Sukarno Ousts Army General Nasution Rumors Rise
Diplomatic sources warn Sukarno may trigger new violence in Indonesia after declaring Nasution fired as defense minister and possibly removed as armed forces chief. The broadcast left unclear if Nasution still leads the armed forces as tensions rise between the president's loyalists and regular army factions.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
Indonesia
Nasution
Radio Jakarta
AFL-CIO Opposes Proposal and Labor Tensions Rise
The AFL-CIO rivals a White House wage proposal as labor leaders reject wage guideline limits while Wirtz seeks talks with the federation to repair the Johnson administration alliance. Meanwhile in Indonesia Sukarno's regime sees Nasution ousted, anti Communist drives intensified, and a military tribunal sentences Njono to death as power shifts unfold.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
White House
Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Organized Labor
Wirtz
Big
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Ohio University Center Receives Poverty Grant
A federal grant of 587703 was awarded to the Ohio University Center for Economic Opportunity to engage businessmen in the War on Poverty. The Institute program will cover the 12 state Appalachian region and run on campus and in communities, with at least 21 institutes planned for the coming year.
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Ohio University Center For Economic Opportunity
U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Marietta
Walter H. Moeller
Appalachian
Vernon R. Alden
Cen
Ter
Bombs Precede Assault By Thousands Of Yanks
Thousands of American troops hunter Viet Cong on two fronts after B52 bombers softened defences. 1st Cavalry yielded 38 Viet Cong dead near Bong Son while Mastiff operation began near Saigon. Big Red One and air strikes targeted Viet Cong forces as convoys faced ambushes along Route 1.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Son
Guam
U. S
South China Sea
U. S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Vinh
17Th Parallel
U.S
Thien Giao
Quang Ngai
Chu Lai
Oswald weapons go to government in custody ruling
U s District Judge Joe Estes awarded permanent custody of Lee Harvey Oswald s rifle and pistol to the government. Oilman John J King claimed ownership saying he paid Marina Oswald Porter 10000 for the guns and agreed to pay 35000 more. Prosecutors said Oswald ordered the firearms by mail under A Hidell. Officials want the weapons archived in Washington.
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Dallas
Tex
U. S. Dist
Joe Estes
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
Oswald
John J. King
Denver
King
Marina Oswald Porter
U. S
Tim Timmins
A. Hidell
National Archives
Washington
WAFC Formed in South Vietnam Patriotism Drives Women Corps
Pentagon briefing highlights WAFCs in Saigon training center opened last March. Betty Adams and Kathleen Wilkes describe WAFC mission mirroring U S women’s services, with Vietnamese recruits trained in law, first aid, navigation, and field living skills. Enlistment exceeded 1000 by December, pay about $20 monthly with allowances.
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Washington
Wacs
Wafss
WAVES
Women’s Army Corps
Women’s Air Force
Wafs
South Viet Nam
Wafcs
Sgt. Adams
Woodside
Long Island
N.Y
Kathleen I. Wilkes
Cobbtown
Saigon
WAFC
Adams
Mas. Wilkes
Women’s Auxiliary Corps
Saturn IB Test Set for Wednesday Flight from Cape Kennedy
Weather forecasts cited high winds and cloud cover as the main concern ahead of Wednesday morning’s Saturn 1B test flight from Cape Kennedy. The 225-foot booster carrying an unmanned Apollo craft is planned for a 7:45 a.m. EST liftoff on a 39 minute mission to a target area in the Atlantic 5,300 miles southeast.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Hiroshima
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Wilson and Kosygin Open Talks on World Problems
In Moscow British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin began discussions at the Kremlin focusing on British Soviet relations, Asia crisis diverging on Vietnam, and the nuclear issue. Moscow and London foresee little progress on Vietnam while Geneva peace efforts loom.
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Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Harold Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Cow
London
Asia
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
West Germany
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Bonn
Two Cabrillo Students Fined For Timber Duel on UC Campus
Peter Larsen and Merton White, both Cabrillo Junior College students, felled two 65-foot redwood trees on UC Santa Cruz land to settle a dispute. Judge James Scoppetoni sentenced them to two years probation and 30 days of community service planting new trees on the UC campus.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
George Washington
Cabrillo
Peter Larsen
Merton White
New Santa Cruz
University of California
James Scoppetoni
Discovery shifts view of Washington birthplace marker
In Wichita Falls Texas Dr David Rodnick a sociology anthropology professor at Midwestern University claims George Washington was born over 30 yards from the monument marking his birthplace. Rodnick says the find came in 1959 during work for the National Park Service and revises the landmark location.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
George Washington
David Rodnick
Midwestern University
Rodnick
Washington
National Park Service
Ohio Supreme Court Sets Deadline in White Ballot Suit
The Ohio Supreme Court orders William L. White of Mount Vernon to counter-reply by Monday to motions to dismiss his suit to gain a place on the May 3 Republican ballot for the gubernatorial nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Nelsonville board applies for federal remedial training funds
The Nelsonville school board authorizes applying for federal remedial training program funds to support local education initiatives. The decision triggers state and district coordination for eligibility and implementation timelines.
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Nelsonville Education Board
Whitesman shoots five in Birmingham grocery lot
In Birmingham Alabama a white man Emory W McGowan 23 turned himself in after shooting five Negro picketers in a Liberty Super market parking lot as they refused to move. Two were shot in the stomach and others wounded lightly. Police say assault with intent to murder charges are filed. SCLC leader Fred L Shuttlesworth reported leading a nighttime march nearby.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. M. McDowell
Emory W. McGowan
McDowell
McGowan
Fred L
Security Council Aid Seen By Goldberg
UN Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg expressed confidence the Security Council can help promote an honorable peace in Viet Nam. He said the U N role is to interest nations in peace, not conduct negotiations, and noted debate was adjourned for two and a half weeks. He supported reconvening the Geneva Conference and said Fulbright’s Foreign Relations Committee may seek China experts and HumPrey testimony after his Asia trip.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
UN Security Council
Johnson
Goldberg
Viet Nam
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Canada
Paul Martin
White House
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol Hill
Arkansas Democrat
China
Fulbright
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lady Representative Reads Washington Farewell Address
Hawaii's Rep. Patsy Mink reads George Washingtons Farewell Address in the House on Washingtons Birthday. The first Japanese American woman in Congress welcomed the task and noted the 7600 word message remains readable. Her husband and family attended as Sen. Metcalf previously read the speech in the Senate.
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Washington
Frances Lewine
Hawaii
Patsy Takemoto Mink
George Washington
Mink
Congress
U. S
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
Senate
John Mink
Gwendolyn
Eugene Takemoto
Honolulu
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
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Subandrio
Njono
Defense Ministry
Haji Sarbini
Ohio University Center
L.S
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Wilson
Kosygin
Mos
North
George
William White
Logan School Board
Athens Council
Meigs County
Athens
Eeser Pomeroy Logan
Middleport
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Glouster Chauncey
Alabama
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